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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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11.10.2013 17:02, Artem Bystrov

Kazakhstan, Almaty, summer 2012, on flowers, size 2.5 centimeters

Can you clarify the correctness of my definition of this type ,
if it is not defined correctly, then help with the definition

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11.10.2013 18:26, Liparus

Please help us identify these types ( Latin and Russian names )

2) Kapchagai reservoir, July 2013 on a bush

3) Kazakhstan, Almaty, May 2013 on apple blossoms

2) Stizus so.
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11.10.2013 20:14, AVA

Kazakhstan, Almaty, summer 2012, on flowers, size 2.5 centimeters

Can you clarify the correctness of my definition of this type ,
if it is not defined correctly, then help with the definition


In my opinion, this is not a bumblebee at all, but an anthophora
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11.10.2013 21:30, алекс 2611

Kazakhstan, Almaty, summer 2012, on flowers, size 2.5 centimeters

Can you clarify the correctness of my definition of this type ,
if it is not defined correctly, then help with the definition


We have already written that this is not a bumblebee at all. For a more or less normal definition, you need good photos of individual parts of the body: the wing with venation, the face from the front and side (with dotted trim and the first segments of the antennae, the abdomen from above, the legs, especially the rear ones).
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13.10.2013 13:06, Коллекционер

14mm, on a sandy beach, Voronezh 28.06.13
Arachnospila?
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14.10.2013 8:57, Michail M

Khortytsia Island, Zaporizhia, Ukraine
August-September 2013

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14.10.2013 17:08, Serge L

Please tell me whose larva.
11/10/2013, Belarus, Bobruisk, meadow by the river.
The larva is about 3 cm long.

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15.10.2013 12:55, Artem Bystrov

Please help us identify these types (Latin and Russian names )

1) Kazakhstan, Almaty, July 2012 on flowers

2)) Kazakhstan, Almaty, August 2012 on flowers

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15.10.2013 17:59, Alexandr Zhakov

The only question is, can this animal be from the south of Ukraine?
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15.10.2013 19:13, grigoriy1972

Please help me identify the insect. I shot it in August in Altai. Thanks!

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16.10.2013 10:08, Artem Bystrov

Please help us identify this type (Latin and Russian names )

Kazakhstan, Almaty, July 2011 on earth

16.10.2013 13:45, nechet5

help me determine
if all photos were taken in the Moscow region

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17.10.2013 7:35, gumenuk

Help identify the rider (MO).
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan.
Date in the file name

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17.10.2013 12:35, Кархарот

The only question is, can this animal be from the south of Ukraine?
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Why not, this is a male Megachile lagopoda, quite common in our species.
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19.10.2013 12:57, Aksin2005

Please tell me. what kind of animal is this? The photo was taken in the Rtishchevsky district of the Saratov region, near railway forest plantations. 12.10.2013.
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19.10.2013 16:48, Кархарот

Please tell me. what kind of animal is this? The photo was taken in the Rtishchevsky district of the Saratov region, near railway forest plantations. 12.10.2013.

Solitary bee of the family Halictidae, genus Evylaeus, female.
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19.10.2013 22:01, Natalie Liliya

Please help me identify it. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 12.10.2013.
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21.10.2013 11:26, AVA

Please help me identify it. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 12.10.2013.
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This is a male Ammophila. However, the angle does not allow you to determine the exact view (the sculpture of the top of the propodeum is not visible).
If the top of the propodeum is pubescent, then Ammophila sabulosa.
If pubescence is not developed, it is most likely Ammophila terminata.
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21.10.2013 11:43, akulich-sibiria

Alexander, do you have any literature on the genus Miscophus? I understand the complex gender required by the revision ?

22.10.2013 12:09, AVA

Alexander, do you have any literature on the genus Miscophus? I understand the complex gender required by the revision ?


Not the right word! Not just complicated, but very boring and requires studying the "old" types.
I once planned to do it... But then the well-known changes of the 90s broke out, and the possibilities of free exchange of standard materials were covered. And without them, this is almost a hopeless occupation.
Because I didn't specifically select literature, so I only have some "random" publications, but not reviews. frown.gif

However, if there is a need, you can first try to search the Web yourself, guided primarily by these sites (but there are no guarantees for the success of the search):

http://research.calacademy.org/sites/resea...f/Miscophus.pdf

http://research.calacademy.org/sites/resea...IBLIOGRAPHY.pdf
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22.10.2013 12:41, John-ST

Is it possible to identify these riders?
MO, Railway, on light

1. 01.06.2011
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2. 14.06.2011
like the same
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3. 01.09.2011
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22.10.2013 12:47, John-ST

Both Polistes nimpha?

29.04.2013
Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny
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06.05.2013
Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny
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22.10.2013 13:34, John-ST

Ants

Formica rufa?
MO, Mytischinsky district, Manyukhino village
On oak trunks, nests apparently at the base of trunks, no ant heaps
1. 27.04.2013
can I identify small brownish ants that were grabbed by formics?
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2. 28.04.2013
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MO, Zheleznodorozhny

3. 11.05.2013
The second photo ran along the trunk of a dried birch
tree, but there you can see the increased hairiness of the ass
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22.10.2013 17:04, TimK

[quote=John-ST,22.10.2013 14:34]
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22.10.2013 17:05, AVA

Both Polistes nimpha?


Yes, female
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22.10.2013 22:26, greengrocery

Is it possible to identify these riders?
MO, Railway, on light


The first 3 are Homolobus (Braconidae).
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22.10.2013 23:20, John-ST

At least the first 3 are females of Ichneumonidae, Ophioninae. Most likely, this is actually Ophion sp. And it is even quite likely that Ophion luteus (Linnaeus, 1758)

With the latter, I can't guarantee it. As far as I can make out, it's a male. And with them troubles... frown.gif



The first 3 are Homolobus (Braconidae).

everything is definitely not Ophioninae, venation is not the same, at least as I understand it. The former do not have an arc at all, the latter has a mirror.
I found an article about Iranian Homolobus, one-to-one venation

As far as I understand this is ofion
15.04.2012
Volgograd region st-ca Nizhne-Chirskaya
on the light

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23.10.2013 9:12, AVA

The first 3 are Homolobus (Braconidae).


Yes, I admit my mistake. The first 3 are Braconidae (there is a longitudinal vein between the 1st discoidal and submarginal cells).
If you hurry, you'll make people laugh... frown.gif

23.10.2013 9:56, Andrey Ponomarev

Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos.Voinova Gora,6.07.2013
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24.10.2013 16:25, Коллекционер

dear friends, in general, the name flew out of my head, do not remind me? midsummer, Voronezh

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24.10.2013 19:25, AVA

dear friends, in general, the name flew out of my head, do not remind me? midsummer, Voronezh


Female Palarus variegatus [Crabronidae]
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24.10.2013 20:07, Коллекционер

Female Palarus variegatus [Crabronidae]

and how did you determine the gender from this angle?

25.10.2013 9:50, AVA

and how did you determine the gender from this angle?


By the distance between the inner orbits of the eyes at the level of the ocular triangle on the crown. Plus, 6 segments of the abdomen, of which the apical is pointed, and not deeply forked, as well as 12 segments of the antennae.
"Just think, Newton's binomial. "(C). wink.gif
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25.10.2013 10:01, AVA

Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos.Voinova Gora,6.07.2013


Similar to the female Megachile lagopoda
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26.10.2013 13:41, Artem Bystrov

Please help us identify these types of data

Kazakhstan, Almaty 2013

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26.10.2013 14:39, gumenuk

Help with the definition.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Hripan railway platform area.
Eats out the inside of the apple.
Date in the file name

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26.10.2013 16:20, John-ST

Help with the definition.
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Hripan railway platform area.
Eats out the inside of the apple.
Date in the file name

vespa crabro
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26.10.2013 21:34, ASSIB

14mm, on a sandy beach, Voronezh 28.06.13
Arachnospila?
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If the apical tergite of the abdomen with obliquely standing stiff black hairs, segments of the antennae from below (starting from 3) bear light rounded spots -R. Anoplius (most likely Anoplius aeruginosus Tournier, 1890), if this is not the case, and the head, chest and propodeum are in long spaced hairs, then R. Arachnospila.

29.10.2013 0:58, Gansucha

Ukraine, Rivne region, October 11.
Pimpla sp. ?
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29.10.2013 15:41, TimK

Good afternoon, dear experts. I'm sorting through the photos and I'm a little doubtful about this male. Vespula vulgaris?

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